Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Troubled mainland casino builder Landing International Development has been reshuffling its board this month, with an executive director having exited the company, and a non-executive director having been added to the developer’s top decision making body.
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The chairman of a Hong Kong-listed company building a casino on South Korea’s Jeju Island has replaced its chairman after the former company head became involved in an investigation in China, according to statements to the Hong Kong exchange and… Read More>>
Mainland investors are back in a buying mood, according to news reports from China today, but the world’s biggest co-working provider may be feeling suddenly budget-conscious in Hong Kong a new account from Reuters says. Meanwhile in Singapore, the landlords… Read More>>
Landing International Development, a Hong Kong-listed casino builder, reported to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Thursday that the company is unable to contact its 47-year-old chairman Yang Zhihui, who controls 50.48 percent of the company.
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The new governor of South Korea’s Jeju island has decided that Chinese property projects in the gambling mecca, including a $2.2 billion casino and a 63-storey resort tower, need a second look and this could mean trouble for some mainland… Read More>>
After signing a daring deal in February to launch a US$2.2 billion resort and casino on Korea’s Jeju Island, the chairman of a little known Chinese real estate developer raised HK$661 million (US$85 million) to develop the project. Now, however,… Read More>>
Korean banks on South Korea’s Jeju island have reported as much as a thirty-fold increase in Chinese clients thanks to a series of real estate development schemes aimed at attracting Chinese homebuyers and vacationers to the resort location.
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A Chinese developer is teaming up with the company behind one of Singapore’s Sentosa casinos to invest US$2.2 billion in a new gambling-centred project in South Korea, the companies announced this week.
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While Shanghai’s Greenland Group was grabbing headlines this week with its billion dollar London deals, Beijing-based Macrolink Real Estate quietly secured deals worth a total of RMB 640 million (US$105 million) in Malaysia and South Korea.
The Shenzhen-listed firm’s Hong Kong unit is setting up a joint venture with a South Korean partner to acquire RMB 340 million (US$56 million) in land on South Korea’s Jeju island.
Here is a list of the day’s latest China real estate news collected from around the web:
The “Jeju Dream Tower,” or “Twin Building” will be built… Read More>>
